After a yearly checkup for a software developer, there are both bad news and good news from the doctor. the bad news is that the developer has a test result positive for a serious disease, and the test is 94% accurate (i. e., if you have the disease, then the probability of testing positive is 0.94; if you do not have the disease, the probability of testing negative is also 0.94). the good news is that this is a rare disease, because only 1 in 100,000 people will have it. what are the chances that the developer actually has the disease?